Evelyn Lionello

From grandchild (Anne) I love my grandma and will be missed. I want to thank her on teaching me how to cook, clean, manners, and how to love. She has showed me things I will never forget. I loved when me and her would cook together. she showed me how to play multiple games. She took care of me when I was little, when we were moving and didn't have a house she let us stay. She helped us move into our new house too. I don't know where I would be today if it weren't for my grandma. I will never forget how happy, excided, cheerful, loving, kind, caring and sweet person she was. I remember at a young age running up to her and hugging her. She has shared story about her husband, and her children. one of her favorite hobbies was spying on the neighbors...Geez... Grandma means so much to me I remember near the end of her life I didn't really leave her side, even though she couldn't talk I was still there. I colored with my cousin, took naps (on the floor next to her), and watched movies with her...Oh don t forget the flowers, we might have caused a flower shortage...oops! The one thing she wanted when she passed was her family to be there and I'm so glad I was, I would do this a million more times just to see her again. All I got to say is Thank you Grandma for making my life perfect just like you! <3

On behalf of Fr. Scott Donahue and Mercy Home for Boys & Girls, we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences and prayers to the family and friends of Evelyn Lionello.

May the angels lead her into paradise; may the martyrs come to welcome her and take her to the holy city, the new and eternal Jerusalem.